Don't Hit Publish
Does your writing suck? Find out.
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Does your writing suck? Find out.
1 follower
Don't Hit Publish will tell you if your blog post is a complete pile of crap or not. And it'll show you what to do about it if it sucks.
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There is always the moment when you are unsure whether you have done everything to hit Publish. This helps to do the last minute check.
Pros:helps as a last minute checklist
Cons:cant think of any
Dammit Bryan, shut up and take my money on all of your paid products!
Pros:Quick reminder of writing fundamentals
Cons:None
It really acts as a friendly reminder of what you need to be doing every time to optimize your post.
Pros:Simple to use - nothing complicated about it
Cons:nothing at the moment
It simplifies a lot what you should do with every post you publish - ask yourself whether the post is good enough for your audience. And that is sweet :)
Pros:Simple, effective tool :)
Cons:None so far :)
First I didn't understand why I need this tool. I thought my posts are cool, they are SEO optimized and everything. But I'm eager to try & learn new things, so I gave it a try. As I put off my "My-Posts-Rock" glasses and started using this tool I realized that I was stuck in my own point of view. As a result I lost focus of other important aspects, like if my opt-ins are placed right, or if I talk about things other blog posts don't talk about.
'Don't hit publish' helped me to move my focus from the things I want to talk about to things that make my post a tool to reach my goal: get more leads.
And its free.
I suggest that you try it. It's worth the 20 seconds. :)
Pros:Keeps you focused on your goal (the most important thing!) instead of getting lost in details. It's a simple & very effective tool. Love it.
Cons:I'm a bit unsure if my own ratings are correct. But the hints are EXTREMELY HELPFUL.
This looks like it could be a pretty useful tool.....How useful will largely depend upon the 'self honesty' of the answers you give to the questions!
I particularly liked 'The Action Items' page - giving me further actionable advice.
If I had never heard of Videofruit, and stumbled upon this tool, I think it would definitely be the professionalism of the Action Items which would make me think that perhaps I ought to check out what else they offer.
Pros:Concise,actually of benefit and not just another 'shiny object!'
Cons:Nothing at the moment - still playing with the features